, 1887-07-16

AB tAh NAh AhO ~ VAS eOOOA'A Sth
of the Irish Land Bill. An amendment
proposed by Mr.. Bannerman will Devoted
on Thursday. Many Unionists are opposed
to the bill, and the daily Newsn aptici.
pates the defeat of the Government in
Committee.
Paris dispatches state that there waaa
stormy debate in the Chamber of Deputies
on the conduct of the Mares who Joined
i'll the Jersey demonstrations in favor Of
the COmte de Paris. M. Fallieres promised
the Chamber that the Mares should be
dismissed.
Nj. Rouvier, explaining the transfer OF
General B%oulanger, stated that it had been
made necessary by his illegal participation
i'm the election Of the deputy for the Seine.
M. Clemenceau condemned the d~emoHstra-
tions which had been held in connection
with General BOulanger, but declared that
the Country needed leaders who were faith.
full to the Republic. M. Laisant attempted
to defend General Boulanger and declared
that the present Cabinet had been eonsti.
tuted under foreign pressure. M. Rouvier
then moved that the Chamber pass to the
order of the day, which was voted BY 302
against 1872, the Premier hreatenin to
resign if 200 Republicans voted against il.
New York, July l3th-The election is
announced of MIR. Madden as NJ. T.. for
Dublin University III the Conservative
interest.
London stocks are stronger to-day.
TIL Irish Land Bill was discussed in the
House of ommonS yesterday. The OppO.
sition to the Bankruptcy clauses is grow
inc. and the Whips promise numerous
amendments in Committee.
The French Chamber Of Deputies has
refused to accept the resignation of
NJ. Floquet.
Honnorat, will be discharged for allowing
a crowd 10 assemble on the occasion OF
General B~Oulanger's departure for Clernont
Frrraud. E..
Thesalc Of Boulanger scarf pins is enor-
NOUS.
a despatch from Sofia states that NJ.
Solicit, Minister of Justice in the last
Cabinet, has accepted the task of lOEnTing
a new Ministry for Bulgaria.
ri is understood that pending the meeting
of the Kaiser at Gastien, the election "f
Prince Ferdinand will remain unsanctiOnelA
by Germany. The Principally Of COburg
is opposed to his election.
E~0Ealouy July / 4h.-bh reply to q qurS~
ton in the House Of Commons, the Colo
NAL Secretary confirmed the answer
already given that the Government had no
power to interfere with the Barbados
Water Company, and that the Government
of Barbados cannot withhold the Railway
subsidy while tte c0alditmHsb arR observed.
An impOrtaryB conference of go members
of Parliament was hrM yesterday to dis
cuSS the sugar bOuntiesy at wk1Ch it was
decided to take Parliamentary action OH
tho guess ION if possible this session.
New York, July l4th.-The race for the
Liverpool Cup, which was run yesterday
was won by Castor; TIE second and third
places being filed by Chippeway and
Eildare respectively.
Her Majesty the Queen attended ~
garden party at Hatfield House. and had ~
long conversation with the Comte de Paris
1t is annonneed IhaE Sir John Pope
Hemnessey has been re-instated i'll the
Government of the Mauritius, and Mr.
Clifford Lloyd has been provided for
elsewhere.
The affairs of Honolulu continue i'll ~
chaotic conditions. rhe new Governments
found an empty Treasury. Queen
KapiOlani has departed for New York
on her hOmeward route.
Paris dispatches state that disorder Isl
anticipated during Tire celebration of the
taking OF the Blstile, and preparations are
being made to- suppress B~ou4angerist
demonstrations.
The Bill presented by General Ferr0nr
Minister Of WaT, fOE increasing the number
Of rprinenntS. and 1lAURaantiIIr the COM